Claude Code for creators: AI editing is here

1. 0:00 – 2:30

   Intro and guest welcome

   1. BLBrooke Lacey0:00

      No timeline, no project file, no editor

   2. CVClaire Vo0:02

      You figured out a way to use Claude Code to encode editing that really fits the form, which is short-form content

   3. BLBrooke Lacey0:09

      The file's in the computer. It doesn't upload anywhere. The only thing that's happening is the instructions are being pulled, and it's doing all the things. It's just running the computer. The... And not only that, but it's listening and goes, "Oh, I just heard you say cut that out." And then it also was like, "You repeated this a couple of times, and I took the one that was the best cadence." And I was like, "What?"

   4. CVClaire Vo0:34

      And what just happened is Claude descended upon our videos and cut them. It just pulled up the raw video. There was a really well-clipped vertical short form video, perfect TikTok cadence, and it... You did it with no hands.

   5. BLBrooke Lacey0:49

      So literally, I do everything in the terminal. I like it better. It, it just has way more access to everything. So let's say, "Okay, my dude, I'm ready to show the audience the magic." And look, no hands. This is probably the 15th or 16th time in the last six months that I literally, like, fell to the floor. "What just happened?" [upbeat music]

   6. CVClaire Vo1:16

      Welcome back to How I AI. I'm Claire Vo, Product Leader and AI obsessive, here on a mission to help you build better with these new tools. Today we have Brooke Lacey, and she is going to walk us through her Claude Code for video editing flow. She has over 200,000 followers on TikTok, and she's figured out how to get Claude to edit her videos to be funny and have the right jump cuts, create scripts for new content, and generally understand her cadence, her vibe, and her style. Let's get to it. This episode is brought to you by Firecrawl, which gives your AI agents data from the web and beyond. Your agents can search and scrape the web while accessing Alexandra's rapidly expanding library of over 100 million index sources and more than 200 data providers, all through one connection. Connect Firecrawl to ChatGPT or Claude to find people and their work emails, pick your fantasy football lineup, or analyze trends for your next marketing campaign. Firecrawl is building the library for super intelligence, bringing more of the world's knowledge into the tools you already use. Go to firecrawl.dev/howiai

2. 2:30 – 6:56

   Brooke’s background in video

   1. CVClaire Vo2:30

      to get started. Brooke, thanks for joining How I AI.

   2. BLBrooke Lacey2:35

      I'm so excited. I think that you know, but I would like your audience to know, that I'm, like, the biggest fan girl.

   3. CVClaire Vo2:41

      Perfect.

   4. BLBrooke Lacey2:41

      I really love what you do, and I'm just so excited to be here.

   5. CVClaire Vo2:46

      Well, uh, I love what, what you do, and so [laughs] we're going to talk about why I got you on this podcast, which is you have-

   6. BLBrooke Lacey2:54

      Okay

   7. CVClaire Vo2:54

      ... a Claude Code video editing, social empire-building stack-

   8. BLBrooke Lacey3:01

      [laughs]

   9. CVClaire Vo3:01

      ... that I, I need to steal. 'Cause before we got on, we were talking about how a little while ago, I was, like, on my way to being a big deal on TikTok, and then I... The g- a girl gets tired. Like-

   10. BLBrooke Lacey3:12

       Yes

   11. CVClaire Vo3:12

       ... a girl gets tired-

   12. BLBrooke Lacey3:13

       Tell me about it

   13. CVClaire Vo3:14

       ... of all the short form.

   14. BLBrooke Lacey3:15

       Yes.

   15. CVClaire Vo3:16

       Um, and I loved when I saw you posting about your system, about how Claude Code helps you produce not just, like, slop content, but actually really great, high quality short form-

   16. BLBrooke Lacey3:26

       Yes

   17. CVClaire Vo3:26

       ... which is its own special little art.

   18. BLBrooke Lacey3:29

       Yes.

   19. CVClaire Vo3:29

       And so dive us into what were you trying to solve, what were you trying to do, and how, how did you figure out that Claude was gonna help you on the way?

   20. BLBrooke Lacey3:37

       Let me just start this. Like, v- video, short form video and, like, like, little live stream stuff ha- has not, uh, it... I've been doing that for a long time. Like, before Facebook even had, you know, video stuff, I was on the news. Like, video content is not new for me. The short form was, uh, kind of a big deal when I got on TikTok, like, 2020, and the trick there is those jump cuts. They're very difficult. I do a lot of funny stuff. I was known for j- ogling shirtless lumberjacks and, like, doing some funny stuff, and then also, you know, teaching tech. But it's not funny unless you are jumped at the very exact moment. And let me tell you, that is tedious. I tried teaching video editors, like, how to do it and how I wanted it, and it just never, it never worked the way I needed it to. Like, they gotta be the f- you know, the facial expressions. This is actually how I talk in real life. Um, and it, you gotta, like, you know, cut it correctly. So I've just always done it myself. And it, it would take hours out of my day just to make one video, even though my videos on TikTok, if, you know, we were talking about earlier, if you go look at the... It's just my face. The, my entire TikTok feed is my face. Uh, you're welcome, for people.

   21. CVClaire Vo4:57

       [laughs]

   22. BLBrooke Lacey4:57

       Just so you know. It's a rabbit hole-

   23. CVClaire Vo4:59

       Thank you

   24. BLBrooke Lacey4:59

       ... but also you're welcome. Um, and even though there's, there's some videos that I'm, like, literally just sitting in my car, no makeup on, and have, you know, hundreds of thousands of views, you still have to get it correct so that it even looks natural. So all that being said, um, I had kinda stopped posting for the last year and, and was like, I'm obsessed with Twitter. I, I had a viral video, uh, this Women in Web3 panel video, which also goes with women in tech. Like, it's the most absurd thing to be like, be on a panel to talk about being a woman in tech on a panel, and y- you're like, "What?" So that particular video was about a minute and five seconds, and my friends were like, "It's not funny." So I cut it to about 55 seconds and had those jump cuts really precise, and that's what was funny. So, and it was a two-person. So I do, some videos are two-person. That takes forever. Um- That being said, so now I'm doing all of this other, um... I'm not doing, like, v-videos for other brands. I have my own products. I need to do my own videos because, what do you know, UGC content doesn't do as well as this face. So, I have to do all the videos for the app that I built, um, that took off that I didn't even, like, realize was gonna take off. So, I needed, I needed long-form to then be able to upload and cut up. So, I w-went outside. I thought for some reason, uh, being outside would be better light. It was not. Uh, I probably did 25 to 30 minutes of just, you know, I, I didn't-- It was just f- all, the whole thing. Didn't cut it up, didn't stop the video. It was just all of it, and then I'd be like, "Ah, no, cut that out." Meaning I was saying it to me. And then I came in and was like, "All right, let's just fuck around and find out." So, I

3. 6:56 – 8:51

   Her first session cutting videos with Claude Code

   1. BLBrooke Lacey6:56

      was like, okay, I'm a new Mac user. I used to just be a PC user. I'm like, "Ah, I gotta m- get this video up into Google and then, you know, download it," and, uh, thank God for AirDrop. So, I'm just like AirDrop to the computer, which I think is silly being a tech person not having known, like, we should, you know, I should be a Mac person, but I just never was. So, that was cool for me, and then it just was on the computer, and I go onto Claude Code and was like, "Let's see what you got, my dude," and said-- And it just loaded. Okay, so TL;DR is that it just used the boring tools that are already on our computers, FFmpeg, Whisper, Python. Like, it didn't upload the video anywhere. It's just, uh, the files are in the computer. If I could, like, get the GIF of Zoolander, I say it all the time. Like, the file's in the computer. It doesn't upload anywhere. The only thing that's happening is the instructions are being pulled, and it's doing all of the things. It's just running the computer. The file is in the computer. And all of a sudden it's like pop, and then it opens the video, and I'm like, "What?" And then not only that, but it's listening and goes, "Oh, I just heard you say cut that out." And then it also was like, "You repeated this a couple of times, and I took the one that was the best cadence." And I was like, "What? What did you do?" And I mean, sat back. This is probably the 15th or 16th time in the last six months that I literally, like, fell to the floor. Like, I'm so dramatic anyway, but I was like, "What just happened?" [laughs] Like, what?

   2. CVClaire Vo8:44

      And what just happened is Claude descended upon our videos-

   3. BLBrooke Lacey8:48

      La

   4. CVClaire Vo8:48

      ... and cut them.

   5. BLBrooke Lacey8:49

      Yeah.

   6. CVClaire Vo8:49

      So let's, let's

4. 8:51 – 11:05

   Live demo: Claude edits a video in real time

   1. CVClaire Vo8:51

      show it because-

   2. BLBrooke Lacey8:52

      M'kay

   3. CVClaire Vo8:52

      ... I have been doing this a little bit, but I think you have a much better system than me, so I'm just gonna sit here and, and learn it. So show us-

   4. BLBrooke Lacey8:57

      And the, again-

   5. CVClaire Vo8:58

      ... like just how it works

   6. BLBrooke Lacey8:58

      ... it's only gonna be fun because of the way I'm talking about it, 'cause it's really-

   7. CVClaire Vo9:02

      Yeah

   8. BLBrooke Lacey9:02

      ... really frigging boring. Like, it's just boring. But of course, you and I think it's amazing, and hopefully your audience too, but yeah.

   9. CVClaire Vo9:09

      Yes.

   10. BLBrooke Lacey9:09

       Let's show.

   11. CVClaire Vo9:09

       This is the How I AI vibe. We will make your markdown and Python files feel like the most exciting thing. You have some on-

   12. BLBrooke Lacey9:16

       Your life is about to get-

   13. CVClaire Vo9:17

       ... face here, so

   14. BLBrooke Lacey9:17

       ... so much better, y'all. Okay. [both laughing] I love you. Okay.

   15. CVClaire Vo9:24

       All right. Here, here we go. So how does this work?

   16. BLBrooke Lacey9:27

       Okay. So literally, I do everything in the terminal. Um, I have for a long time. I, I like it better. It, it just has way more access to everything, um, in my opinion. So let's say, "Okay, my dude, I'm ready to show the audience the magic. Go again."

   17. CVClaire Vo9:51

       And did you pre-populate this with a skill or with a prompt? Oh.

   18. BLBrooke Lacey9:55

       And look, no hands. Okay, so this one is the... This one is, like, the non-edited. [laughs] I'm so dumb. Sorry. [laughs] Okay, so I'm gonna like-

   19. CVClaire Vo10:09

       This is what it's like-

   20. BLBrooke Lacey10:10

       ... edit the top

   21. CVClaire Vo10:10

       ... to be a creator.

   22. BLBrooke Lacey10:11

       Everyone at work talks about AI-

   23. CVClaire Vo10:12

       Oh

   24. BLBrooke Lacey10:13

       ... as if you're already supposed to know how to use it, and you just nod along. Smile and nod, but we need to work ton. Everyone at work talks about AI as if you're already supposed to know how to use it. It's an app I built called Jaila. The first three are free. Let's pause that one. It's jaila.app. I'll see you in there.

   25. CVClaire Vo10:27

       Wait. Quick pause. Okay, so for people that are listening, not watching, she said, "Okay, my dude, let's go." I'm presuming that called some sort of skill on, on the back, and maybe you can walk us through exactly how the prompt works. It just pulled up the raw video.

   26. BLBrooke Lacey10:41

       Yeah.

   27. CVClaire Vo10:42

       And then approximately four seconds later, there was a really well-clipped vertical short form video with captions, with jump cuts, with a little zoom when you made a funny face.

   28. BLBrooke Lacey10:56

       Mm-hmm.

   29. CVClaire Vo10:56

       Um, perfect TikTok cadence. Um, and it, you did it with no hands. Okay, so let's look at what it

5. 11:05 – 15:58

   Walking through the edit chain

   1. CVClaire Vo11:05

      did. You wanna walk us through?

   2. BLBrooke Lacey11:06

      Yeah. He-- I said, "Walk us through what you're doing. You're live online, my guy." And it said, "One phone take," which is what I was telling you before, was actually the one that, um, that I showed you. Let's just see. This one right here.

   3. CVClaire Vo11:20

      Uh-huh.

   4. BLBrooke Lacey11:21

      If you see my mouse. That was the, you know, the rough cut, and I was in my co-work space, um, which, you know, I love 'cause you can get all kinds of different backgrounds. I liked this because it had this, you know, side, uh, wall that he could put... Well, I thought me. [laughs] I thought, "Oh, I can put, you know, like, graphics or whatever."

   5. CVClaire Vo11:40

      Uh-huh.

   6. BLBrooke Lacey11:40

      And filmed it with my phone, AirDropped it to the, um, the MacBook. Got myself a new fancy MacBook. Uh, and then this is what happened, and so he's telling us, "One phone take, five minutes of me talking. Went in on the left. Here's what the chain did in the 15 seconds it ran. Find the speech, so silence detection marks where she's talking. Word timing from Whisper sharpens each edge because ne-neither alone can place a cut cleanly." So it, the word timing from the tool Whisper sharpens each edge. So it ha- like I was telling you earlier, um, off camera, uh, for your audience, the, it has to hit right after that word ends, right? You- we don't think about that when we're talking. Like right there, the G, the talking.

   7. CVClaire Vo12:34

      Yeah.

   8. BLBrooke Lacey12:34

      Like, the sound ends before you think it does. Um, and then it tracked my face, so every frame, it's just like taking a picture every frame, just like film. So the crop follows, follows her, follows me, and each cut gets a shot size, wide, mid, and close. 'Cause I was asking it to do all the video sizes.

   9. CVClaire Vo12:55

      This is so smart.

   10. BLBrooke Lacey12:56

       Yeah. Then place the cuts, so eight of them picked from its own TSV file. Each row is a start and end, a shot size, which I could show you that file, but it's literally just co- you know.

   11. CVClaire Vo13:07

       Yeah.

   12. BLBrooke Lacey13:07

       It's just a folder.

   13. CVClaire Vo13:08

       Text.

   14. BLBrooke Lacey13:08

       Or it's, it's just a-

   15. CVClaire Vo13:09

       Yeah

   16. BLBrooke Lacey13:09

       ... yeah. Um, it's got, uh, every row has a start, an end, a shot size, a label. That file is the whole edit. So the edit... In video editing, I didn't actually know this, but I was telling my friend, there's a thing called the edit is text. And that just means that, like, you can type it out, and it'll edit. It, Claude kept telling me that, and I was like, "Okay, so the file is the whole edit." So drop in the app screens. I literally just said, "Go find the..." By the way, my app is not called Jayla anymore. It's called Zosha. I had to rename it. So you'll see the old name on there. But I went and said, "Find my, um, branding info and graphics. Put together a graphic to-- And the s- the app screen. Take a screenshot, open up the simulator, take a screenshot of the app, and use that to put into this video." So 40 of the 441 frames, that's just blowing my mind, carry a screen of the app at the moments the cut list says. So as I'm saying it, it pops up. Cards on the wall beside her. So her right edge is measured per cut off the rendered footage. So the cards sit in that real empty wall sized to it. And then it does captions one word at a time. 57 words, white with a black outline, 'cause I'm just like, "Hey, do white with a black outline," each held until the next arrives. I didn't tell it to do that. He decided that those captions need... People don't realize that's how captions are generated, is that it, it, the word has to stay there until the next sentence. So he knew not to go further than that. And then check sync. So 441 frames at 30 FPS, audio and video zero milliseconds apart. The finished 15 second vertical ad is playing on the right. No timeline, no project file, no editor, and because the whole edit is a text file, the same command makes the 30 and 60 and the landscape versions from the same take.

   17. CVClaire Vo15:26

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6. 15:58 – 25:36

   How she taught Claude her cadence, her hooks, and what funny sounds like

   1. CVClaire Vo15:59

      Okay. Just, I'm like, "Dear Claude, make a funny video." And it doesn't work-

   2. BLBrooke Lacey16:07

      Yeah

   3. CVClaire Vo16:07

      ... because of exactly what you're talking about.

   4. BLBrooke Lacey16:09

      Correct.

   5. CVClaire Vo16:09

      I, I also just have to empathize as a TikTok girly. Do you know how often I'm sitting in CapCut being like, "Cut it right, like right here."

   6. BLBrooke Lacey16:18

      Correct.

   7. CVClaire Vo16:19

      "Like right at this," 'cause, 'cause I know what funny sounds like. But just a couple things that I want people to know is you've actually really structured what a good short form edit looks like.

   8. BLBrooke Lacey16:29

      Yes.

   9. CVClaire Vo16:29

      Jump cuts between times, clip to words.

   10. BLBrooke Lacey16:32

       Yes.

   11. CVClaire Vo16:32

       I love this idea of three frames. I was like, "Just zoom in when it's funny."

   12. BLBrooke Lacey16:37

       Yeah.

   13. CVClaire Vo16:37

       But I like this idea of like frame wide-

   14. BLBrooke Lacey16:39

       It's in

   15. CVClaire Vo16:39

       ... and close cuts.

   16. BLBrooke Lacey16:41

       Yep.

   17. CVClaire Vo16:41

       Because if you all don't know, you gotta do like this when you're on TikTok.

   18. BLBrooke Lacey16:46

       Yeah.

   19. CVClaire Vo16:46

       Um, and then, uh, the, the auto captions, and what people don't understand is that can all run with existing tools and files on your computer really well.

   20. BLBrooke Lacey16:58

       Yes.

   21. CVClaire Vo16:58

       But I, I have to imagine this took some zhuzhing to get right.

   22. BLBrooke Lacey17:05

       Yes.

   23. CVClaire Vo17:05

       Because I think I'm a smart cookie, and I have not nailed it.

   24. BLBrooke Lacey17:08

       Yes.

   25. CVClaire Vo17:08

       So show us how you used your existing TikTok corpus to actually-

   26. BLBrooke Lacey17:12

       Yes

   27. CVClaire Vo17:12

       ... like learn how to do this.

   28. BLBrooke Lacey17:16

       And I do, I gotta tell your audience watching, listening, I know I said it before, but video content is not new to me. So I'm not a video editor. It was just by way of I had to do it because I was starting to do content, and I realized how important social media content is, even for old people. Um-

   29. CVClaire Vo17:36

       [chuckles]

   30. BLBrooke Lacey17:36

       ... so I had to learn. This is not just something that I just like, "Oh, I picked up." You know, you do have to have some capacity. Just like, you know, being a, a developer just ma- this just makes you a better developer. So you do have to learn, like, the basics of video editing, just so everyone knows that, like, I've been doing short form for a really long time, so I was able to orchestrate Claude the way that I would actually do it, if that makes sense.
7. 25:36 – 26:20

   Quick recap

   1. BLBrooke Lacey25:36

      [laughs]

   2. CVClaire Vo25:36

      All right, zooming way back. Let's just-

   3. BLBrooke Lacey25:39

      Okay

   4. CVClaire Vo25:39

      ... see. Okay. Um, video creation is not new to you. You figured out a way to use Claude Code to encode editing that really fits the form, which is short-form comment, content. You-

   5. BLBrooke Lacey25:52

      Yep

   6. CVClaire Vo25:52

      ... uh, had to do a little human in the loop in terms of downloading your full TikTok corpus to a cloud location, which was Google Drive. But once you had that, you were able to do two things. You were able to kind of like learn your style, but then you also used that, like, style analysis to do a couple things. One, mine comments for new content. Two, create scripts for that new content. And then three, refine your editing,

8. 26:20 – 28:00

   Posting frequency, live streaming plans, and TikTok ads

   1. CVClaire Vo26:20

      your Claude editor, to make that short-form content better. And now, how often are you posting?

   2. BLBrooke Lacey26:26

      Okay, so don't be mad, but I don't really have to post that often to still have a really good engaged audience. Um, I did the work. I put in the work for quite a few years, and a lot of my content still gets kind of-

   3. CVClaire Vo26:40

      Mm-hmm

   4. BLBrooke Lacey26:41

      ... um, reposted. So I don't have to post very often because, um, I think once you have done the work over, you know, a number of years, and you do get to the hundreds of thousands of followers, your stuff just kind of keeps getting regurgitated. And, um, I would say, like, once a week I'm posting. What I think the next step for me, because I'm really good live, is that I'm gonna do more live streaming, and I just don't think there's a lot of people in this space doing that for this particular thing. Like, what we're talking about, and then going through and, like, showing how our apps work. Kinda DevRel stuff, but live. And so, yeah, I don't have to post that often. And, um, w- right now I'm building videos for ads right now. Like, I'm gonna try to do some, uh, just figure out if TikTok, TikTok ads work for my products. We'll see. Just kinda throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks. But that's the video work I'm doing right now. And I think I'm telling Claude, "Hey, this is an ad." And it's like, "Oh, okay. Let's figure this out in terms of it's not the same as the other stuff you were doing. It's more of a, you know, however ads work." I don't even know.

   5. CVClaire Vo27:55

      [laughs] You don't even know.

   6. BLBrooke Lacey27:56

      I don't know how. I don't-

   7. CVClaire Vo27:57

      That's none of our business

   8. BLBrooke Lacey27:57

      ... 'cause I just do this.

   9. CVClaire Vo27:58

      That's just Claude's business.

9. 28:00 – 32:43

   Lightning round: Gen X, wisened experience, and YOLO energy

   1. BLBrooke Lacey28:00

      [laughs]

   2. CVClaire Vo28:00

      Um, Brooke, I love this. As a-

   3. BLBrooke Lacey28:03

      Thanks

   4. CVClaire Vo28:03

      ... uh, uh, as a creator, um, who does long form that, like, needs to get back in short form but just doesn't have the hours to do editing, I'm gonna go steal all of this. And you will see-

   5. BLBrooke Lacey28:12

      Do it

   6. CVClaire Vo28:12

      ... Chief Product Officer on TikTok rise the ranks yet again. We will get there.

   7. BLBrooke Lacey28:17

      Yes.

   8. CVClaire Vo28:18

      Let's do a couple lightning round questions and get you out of here. The first question is, despite our charming faces, you and I are my-- we're, we're elders on TikTok.

   9. BLBrooke Lacey28:29

      Yep.

   10. CVClaire Vo28:29

       And I want-

   11. BLBrooke Lacey28:30

       I'm happily in my 50s. Or just 50.

   12. CVClaire Vo28:32

       [laughs]

   13. BLBrooke Lacey28:32

       Just turned 50, but-

   14. CVClaire Vo28:33

       And I'm happily on my way. So-

   15. BLBrooke Lacey28:35

       Perfect

   16. CVClaire Vo28:35

       ... look at us two gals.

   17. BLBrooke Lacey28:37

       That's right.

   18. CVClaire Vo28:38

       I would like to make a plea for more experienced technologists to share their knowledge on these new platforms.

   19. BLBrooke Lacey28:47

       Yes.

   20. CVClaire Vo28:47

       Pretty please.

   21. BLBrooke Lacey28:48

       Yes.

   22. CVClaire Vo28:49

       Um, we need that combination of, like, wizened experience and-

   23. BLBrooke Lacey28:53

       Yes

   24. CVClaire Vo28:53

       ... YOLO energy, especially in AI.

   25. BLBrooke Lacey28:55

       Yep.

   26. CVClaire Vo28:55

       But you said something to me really interesting ahead of the show about being, like, a generation or two or three back-

   27. BLBrooke Lacey29:03

       Yeah

   28. CVClaire Vo29:03

       ... from this moment.

   29. BLBrooke Lacey29:05

       Yeah.

   30. CVClaire Vo29:05

       And how you kind of like, uh, what, what your experience has been kind of going headfirst into AI and what that feels like.
10. 32:43 – 34:50

    When Claude disappoints: the lane OS, status files, and how she prompts it back

    1. CVClaire Vo32:43

       ... okay, last question. You're, you're-

    2. BLBrooke Lacey32:45

       Okay

    3. CVClaire Vo32:45

       ... um, so lovely. I, I, and, and I like that Claude is a boy for you. That's-

    4. BLBrooke Lacey32:51

       Oh, yes

    5. CVClaire Vo32:51

       ... very nice.

    6. BLBrooke Lacey32:52

       Oh, yes.

    7. CVClaire Vo32:52

       Um, when he is a disappointment, [laughs] when he's not doing what you want-

    8. BLBrooke Lacey32:56

       Often

    9. CVClaire Vo32:57

       ... how do you prompt him?

    10. BLBrooke Lacey32:59

        Okay, so also a very long story, but I will keep it concise. The GroqBot person wrote an article the other day about their P-stack. I can't remember the name. It was like, um, Banana something or Coconut. I don't remember her name. But, um, and I [laughs] sorry. This is me all the time. Um, or it was, it was Petunia or something. Um, and I ran it against my OS. So what I built a while ago with my dear Claude is this lane operating system that is very complex. I do have a, uh, an open source of it, but it is fairly complex. And it has memory lanes. It has, like, write restrictions and different things 'cause I have multiple, um, products within the company.

    11. CVClaire Vo33:56

        Mm-hmm.

    12. BLBrooke Lacey33:56

        And then the OS lane has, um, its own memory. So the way that I prompt when it screws up is like, "Go back to the way that we started, understand those instructions, and then do it again." And there's status MD files. There's, there's project pieces that every time I'm in that session, it should be following those, but then also the global. But it's on... It's this entire, like, operating system just for my business and my life, and there's, there's always something to go reference. So it's kinda nice where I'm like, "No, you did that wr- that doesn't sound right. Um, go back and figure out where you messed up or where you didn't read. Why didn't you read that? Oh, you, okay, now you figured out why you didn't read it correctly on the session hook. Now go back and tell the main operating system spine that you messed up so that it can make the

11. 34:50 – 36:30

    Where to find Brooke and the Zosha app

    1. BLBrooke Lacey34:50

       change globally."

    2. CVClaire Vo34:51

       I love it. I love it. Brooke, this has been, I don't know if the audience can tell, we're having a good time.

    3. BLBrooke Lacey34:56

       We're having a good time.

    4. CVClaire Vo34:56

       We're having a good time today.

    5. BLBrooke Lacey34:57

       I love it.

    6. CVClaire Vo34:57

       This has been a good one. Um-

    7. BLBrooke Lacey34:59

       Yes

    8. CVClaire Vo34:59

       ... where can we find you, and how can we be helpful?

    9. BLBrooke Lacey35:03

       I am BrookeJLacey on every platform. I've been around a long time. Um, TikTok is definitely my biggest audience. There's a lot of funny stuff that hopefully makes you laugh. Um, it all started in, in 2020 when everyone was home for COVID, and I just started making people laugh. I am a lot more on, on Twitter, and I have a really cool app called Zosha that I built, and it's just the, it's just learning AI, and you're kinda doing it on your phone, and it's free. So that would be awesome, um, if you did that. And really just reach out. Like, I, I have, DMs are open. You know, I, I love talking to people, and I've got lots of stories. So you can find me everywhere, BrookeJLacey, and, um, this has been such a pleasure. And I do travel quite a bit, so I'll be in San Francisco. I'll be in New York. I'm kinda all over the place. So I'm always up for a, a coffee.

    10. CVClaire Vo35:59

        Amazing. Well, thank you for joining How I AI.

    11. BLBrooke Lacey36:02

        Thank you for having me. [upbeat music]

    12. CVClaire Vo36:05

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